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    • Global supply chain bottlenecks are now lower than at the beginning of the pandemic

    • The threat of a global ‘buying strike’ rises as cost-of-living hits

    • As inflation tests RBI, managing expectations may get painful

    • Supply constraints an opportunity for fundamental change at companies 

    • As earnings season begins, inflation and supply chain cloud outlook

    • How the world ran out of everything

    • Amul redirects supply as Maharashtra flood affects milk production: Report

    • Infra investments, supply shortages may keep metals firm: Expert

    • Onion crisis leaves trail of tears across India

      The price of onions – a staple of Indian cooking – has risen around 320 percent over the past 12 months, driven by a combination of factors including a supply shortage after excessive rains hit crop output as well as poor infrastructure for the storage and distribution of produce.

    • Honda Q1 falls on parts shortage but lifts guidance

      Honda Motor Co posted a 90% fall in quarterly operating profit as a severe parts shortage stemming from the March 11 earthquake slashed output, but avoided an expected loss and raised its annual profit guidance by more than a third.

    • Developed nation demand support uranium prices

      Uranium prices are seen rising in the short term on a supply shortage and demand will remain strong from developed nations that have no alternative to nuclear power for significant portions of electricity output, John Borshoff, the Chief Executive of uranium miner Paladin Energy said on Sunday.

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